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Some things are worth holding onto. This episode is about the people making sure Beaufort's history, art, and natural world don't just get remembered, but stay alive.
Dr. James Shinn tells how this place was discovered, long before it became what it is today. Artist Courtney Hunt sees it in color: every marsh, every shift in light, a feast for the eyes most of us walk right past. And Thornton Lacey of Coastal Expeditions speaks to conserving what's been bestowed upon us, so it's still here for whoever comes next.
What we choose to preserve says as much about a place as what we choose to build.
Assistant Professor of History, USCB
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